How to let somebody sponsor a player

Remaining goal is what is still owed, out of the total registration fee. It updates as payments land, so a second sponsor sees what is left rather than the original figure.

By card

The amount is filled in for them and they can lower it, so two people can split a fee without coordinating. The page states the processing cost plainly before they commit: paying the full $60 costs $63.12, and exactly $60 reaches the organization.

Card payments apply to the balance automatically. Nothing for you to do.

Any other way

Your Venmo, Cash App, Zelle and cash or check settings appear as tiles. The sponsor sends the money themselves, then fills in Record Your Donation with the amount, the method and optionally their name or a message, and presses Notify Organization of Payment.

That arrives with you as a payment to verify, exactly like a parent's own offline payment. It does not touch the balance until you confirm the money arrived.

This is not a fundraising campaign tool. There are no goals across a whole program, no donor lists, no thermometer on a public page. It does one thing: it lets somebody pay down one player's balance.

That narrowness is the reason it works. A sponsor is not being asked to support a cause; they are being asked to cover a specific child's registration, and the page tells them exactly how much is left.

The most valuable use is often the one nobody announces. A board that keeps a small fund can apply it to specific registrations through the same link, without the family having to ask publicly or appear on any list.

If you would rather reduce the fee than have it paid, a promo code does that instead and is invisible to everybody else. See discount codes and sibling discounts.